Hi. I'm no expert, but
Tolkien once wrote the name Michael (in an English context) in what has been called the "Endorion Dedication".
So, for example, the
-ael in each name is written the same way in the
Elvish letters. Three names here are
Sindarin of course, in which
ae is a diphthong and sounds different than the ae in the English name -- that is, as an English speaker, I'd write
Michael but pronounce the final sound differently than in Sindarin
Perhael.
If you use Roman orthography and write the name the same way (
Michael), then you and I write the name the same way, but pronounce it differently; and I'd say, but only
hopefully correctly: I think you can transcribe it as Tolkien did and pronounce it as in your language.
If you want a transcription into
Tengwar which pays more attention to your pronunciation of the name (as admittedly you seem to), I have my ideas, but am not confident enough to go there.
And if all or some of this is wrong. . . I was never here
